Raul Hernandez is an actor, producer, director, and broadcaster born in Guayaquil, Ecuador. He has worked for many years across radio, theatre, and television.
As an actor, he has performed in several productions by renowned Ecuadorian playwright Jose Martinez Queirolo and spent 14 years working with the theatre group Doscaratulas Theatre. He also worked as a broadcaster for Radio Onda Cero 96.1 FM in Ecuador for six years and served as a correspondent for the station during the MTV Latin Awards in 2008.
In Australia, he worked for several years at Radio Skid Row 88.9 FM, hosting his breakfast show, The First Coffee of the Morning.
Raul currently lives in Sydney with his wife and two sons. He is currently working with the Sports Entertainment Network as a Producer and OB Technician for SEN1170 and Fox League.
He is delighted to be part of the Sydney Arts Guide team and considers it a true honour.
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A mobile scenery that adapts very well to the different locations that the work transmits to …
Jeff Stephen Duff was born in Melbourne in 1956. His artistic beginnings were in his native Australia as vocalist of the jazz rock fusion band KURSH.
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Michael Giglio gave a stellar performance in the lead role, playing John Simpson …
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The great Spanish poet and writer Federico Garcia Lorca said; “A society that does not help or discourages theatre, if not dead, is dying.”
Thankfully, in Australia we live in a vibrant society that supports theatre and seeing the excellent …